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The Spills are a band born and raised in Wakefield, West Yorkshire (England).
The Spills, at first, are most easily compared to bands such as Nirvana and Nine Black Alps, as they have a fuzzy alt rock sound, whilst having a keen pop sensibility. They have evolved since their inception and have forged a sound of their own. Songs, such as "Holidays" and "Rhyme Of The Ancient Alabastard," are a testament to the fact that The Spills have an ear for great pop/rock tunes as well as the heart to play those tunes in a manner that reverberates loudly, emotionally...
1. Cristiano Spiller is an Italian DJ and producer. He is often noted for being one of the tallest DJs (206 cm/6'9") in the world. He is probably best known for his 2000 #1 hit single "Groovejet (If This Ain't Love)" which featured English pop singer Sophie Ellis-Bextor. At present, Spiller is spinning in clubs around the world as well as running his own label "Nano Records", which he established in 2003.
2. Spiller is also an indie-rock band that was based in Tampa Bay, Florida. They formed in 1996 and disbanded in 2001, and they recorded on the Super6...
There are several projects named Spill:
1. Spill was a short-lived house/techno project consisting of Beth Orton on vocals and William Orbit on all instruments. They released an EP, 'Don't Wanna Know 'Bout Evil', in 1992.
2. Spill is a mysterious blackened noise duo originating from Wales. They released a CD-R, 'Where You Aren't', on Blackest Rainbow in 2009.
3. Spill is the electro-acoustic improv duo of Magda Mayas (mainly on piano) and Tony Buck (drummer of The Necks) on percussion. They released two albums in 2012: 'Fluoresce' (on Monotype) and 'Stockholm Syndrome' (on Al Maslakh). .
Spillsbury is a german electropunk band from Hamburg. The band members are Zoe Meissner (vocals, guitar) and Tobias Asche (bass, synthesizer).
The band name originates from the old english word for "failure" .
Scott Spillane was part of the Elephant 6 collective. He was a member of Neutral Milk Hotel as well as the The Gerbils. .
